North Redington Beach, 

Redington Beach and

Redington Shores, Florida

Pictures from Redington Beach, North Redington Beach and Redington Shores.

Redington Beach, North Redington Beach and Redington Shores are neighboring cities on the Gulf Coast of Florida, west of Tampa and St. Petersburg.  These small  barrier island cities are bordered by the Gulf of Mexico to the west and Boca Ciega Bay to the east as well as Indian Rocks beach to the north and Madeira Beach to the south.

Each city has a permanent population of around 2,000 people and extends approximately one-to-two miles along Gulf Boulevard, the main artery for this area. All cities are mostly residential in nature with oceanfront condos, private waterfront residences along the shores and canals of Boca Ciega Bay and inland dwellings. Outside of a few restaurants, the pier and the beach, there are few attractions. Beach access points for the daytime visitor appear limited and permits may be required for residents and visitors alike.

Visitors to the area will enjoy the popular Redington Long Pier in Redington Shores - a wooden structure jutting over 900 feet into the Gulf of Mexico. Laden with fishermen, pelicans and seagulls this narrow strip of wood provides some great views back to the shore for those willing and able to walk its planks. Don't forget about the great fishing, either!

The government and citizens of Redington Beach, North Redington and Redington Shores are serious about keeping their island paradise just that. There are many restrictions and regulations in place in these 3 cities to keep them clean, orderly and peaceful. If you are looking for a more wide open place to spend vacation, travel a few more miles north to Clearwater Beach.

Visitors to Redington Beach, North Redington Beach and Redington Shores can tour many West Florida cities by car.  The Island cities of Indian Shores, Indian Rocks Beach, Belleair Beach, Belleair Shores and Clearwater all lie north along Gulf Boulevard a few miles or more. Madeira Beach, Treasure Island, St. Pete Beach and Pass-a-Grille all lie a few miles south. This area can be accessed best from the Tampa International Airport (30 minutes) or the Bradenton-Sarasota International Airport just south (60 minutes).

Redington Shores

Redington Shores Beachfront Condos

Redington Shores Streets

 On the ocean-side of Gulf Blvd. there are alleyways and small gulf-side cottages similar to Indian Rocks Beach.  

Redington Shores Houses

Redington Shores Waterfront Houses

These are waterfront houses on the east or Intracoastal side of the island.

Redington Long Pier

Bait shop and entrance to  Redington Long Pier

Pier extends over 900' into the Gulf of Mexico.

Bait shop from pier side.

Caution! Fishermen at work.

View of the beach and long pier from the north

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North Redington Beach

North and south views along Gulf Blvd. in N. Redington Beach

N. Redington Beach Skyline.

Photos of houses above and to the sides were taken on Intracoastal side of Gulf Blvd. in North Redington Beach.

Redington Beach

Typical views of the scenic Boca Ciega Bay waterways in Redington Beach.

View of the Stuart Causeway; exit from Redington Beach

Houses along Boca Ciega Bay

 Redington Beach Houses

Redington Beach is primarily a waterfront residential community. There are few canals and the waterway views from the residences are mostly of Boca Ciega Bay.

Redington Beach Streets

Typical street view.

Pictures show Gulf Blvd. (north and south)